and frankly, if, if you're, you know, part of the global south ends, you're trying to promise your voters in your constituents, you know, some sort of major infrastructure project. if you, you kind of healthy options between working with traditional western partners that might take 5 to 10 years for one of these projects to come together. and it's incredibly complex. whereas china is offering something that, you know, they show up with a one stop shop and they can do the entire project in a couple of years. and boaters are happy, constituents are happy. and so even if you end up with something that's not as good as it could be more, maybe it has, you know, more negative environmental or labor impacts. and it should, um, if, if the options are between, you know, a and b, you're going to take be with china and a lot of these contacts. i want to look a little bit more closely out some of these projects. so you mentioned innovation because when we think of by the belgian road, we generally tend to envision things like bridges and ports, big traditional infrastructure, but it's a fact more tha

south or according to the mystery of health we are talking about does is what killed in, in the south end. but as well, it's not only limited to the north, so are there enough cell tests for people seeing this is the problem in gallagher. there is no shelter, no, no, a design shelters. people usually as a lead to mainly to cases or the west goals and, and relatives um, but no designed or that shelters. and i costello's a threat. so there are even some people they slipped from the north. they sell the scene in their cars for in visually industry. so what do people need most at the moment? well, we played a ceasefire. this is the most important thing like this for to be over because their life is very, very hard and miserable. people what, what, whenever i talk to people they offer me when it's going to be over, or is there a joke about ceasefire or through so, or jokes, or a pressure or anything that put that into all of that? um 2nd is lake gals. what needs um uh, supplies and mainly water drinking. okay. very, very limited and very hard to get as the, the gas others are not doing. so fro

the infamous dairy in gap on the border between columbia and panama is the only land route between south end of north america. people attempting to cross it risk robbery, and this is the try to reach the registration center in last blankets. those who do make it often arrive sick and traumatized. the 1st votes arrive at noon, often a $150.00 per day with refugees from venezuela, ecuador, and haiti. this is the last stage on their trip to last blankets. after days of marching in the jungle of the dairy and gap, thousands reach panama registration office. the hot and humid climate has left most of them injured already hydrated johan ferrier also struggled for 4 days through the dairy and gap. his verdict, terrible war. we say it was safe, the ordeal is over, but he can't find peace. there is no trace of his relatives who left venezuela before him. you will do my best. i county to my hope is that they have already passed through and were registered in the that would reassure me by so, but i thought that a little more than a key because some do not survive this route. it's 100 kilometers of jung

lot of destruction here in the villages as a vandalism comp deal with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the air just above us, stay with us for the native dependence on out to 0. the so many politicians want to be the republican party is candidate for the any stand, a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change or american politics? just getting to your wife, intuit, stream for most americans, because it can look us politics. the bottom line. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you call home world, but you're gonna be using the car into trash that matter to you, the making sure israel and ukraine succeed is vital for america's national security. president joe biden. the appeals to americans to buy billions and extra ministry funding for israel and ukraine. the alarm don jordan, this is obviously are a lie from dough also coming confrontations and bodies, jerusalem. and across the west bank of the series of raids, buys, rai

mid- to upper 90s inland and the east bay, low 90s around the south end of the bay. mid-70s for half moon bay. yesterday's high was in the mid-80s, so that's already a drop, and it'll drop even more for tomorrow. slight drop for san francisco and oakland but still in the 80s which is well above normal and back in the low- to mid-90s inland and the north bay this afternoon which is a good 15 to 20 degrees above what's average for this time of year. as we look ahead to the long-range outlook, if you want the cooler weather to stick around once it arrives, think again. the eight to 14-day outlook from the climate prediction center shows a significant chance beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast of numbers settling back in. so the drop by monday tuesday, does look like it's going to be temporary. if you're looking for autumnal temperatures, enjoy them while they're here. let's look at the seven-day forecast. and we'll start with inland parts of the bay area where that drop is really going to be noticeable in just the course of 48 hours, from saturday, we drop on sun

it is quiet in the south end compared to the previous days, what is making the headlines tonight is hospitals a lot of air strikes around the hospital damaging most of the building and the tower around it and shops were destroyed and all the roads leading to the hospital. tonight, they're pushing cars towards the hospital and using it and affecting those inside and many are trapped inside the hospital and they're taking the hospital as a refuge fleeing from the shelling around the place and the hospital says that they have received calls and the last one was denied from the israeli army asking the people inside the hospital and leaving about 14,000 people and a hundred patients and eight of them were in intensive care unit and it is almost impossible to leave the hospital. our correspondent paul adams is injerusalem and has this assessment of the latest developments. we are where we have been in the early stages of a ground operation that may be sustained and it's only confined to a very small area of the tip of the gaza strip and inevitably it is going to expand as the israeli army feels th

mid- to upper 90s inland and the east bay, low 90s around the south end of the bay. half moon bay. yesterday's high was in the mid-80s, so that's already a drop and it'll drop even more for tomorrow. slight drop for san francisco and oakland but still in the 80s which is well above normal and back in the low- to mid-90s. inland in the north bay this afternoon which is a good 15 to 20 degrees above what's average for this time of year. as we look ahead to the long-range outlook, if you want the cooler weather to stick around once it arrives, think again. the eight to 14-day outlook from the climate prediction center shows a significant chance yoep of the seven-day forecast of numbers settling back in. so the drop by monday tuesday, does look like it's going to be temporary. if you're looking for autumnal temperatures, enjoy them while they're here. let's look at the seven-day forecast. and we'll start with inland parts of the bay area where that drop is really going to be noticeable in just the course of 48 hours, from saturday, we drop on sunday, but the real drop ha

mid-to-upper 60s down the peninsula, around the south end of the bay and into the santa clara valley. average high in san jose, 73 degrees, you will end of a good five degrees below that, in and east bay, mid-to-upper 60s, just the warmest spot around fairfield and the delta getting around 70. around the bay, mid-60s, with temperatures further north in upper 60s, falling short of 70 in almost every location. these temperatures are more reminiscent of mid or late november, as opposed to the end of october. we are going to see more temperatures bradley taking over, but that is not the real for elevated fire threat, fire weather watchers into effect 5:00 a.m. saturday continuing through:00 p.m. sunday, for the combination of gusty onshore wind, combined with low humidity levels. we can evaluate that with our fire danger index, which combines all the factors, the dryness of fuels, humidity, wind speed and direction. we can categorize it from 0 to 10, wanting to be as close to zero as possible, which is where saturday starts, but it does not take long for trouble spots to emerge, especiall

the temperatures on the south end of the bay. the sunshine, pushing highs in the middle 50s.y upper 60s for half-moon bay. that is close to normal for middle october. lower 70s in oakland, the cooler spots with the greatest impact from the cloud cover and the moisture it will be in the north bay valleys. thicker clouds, a chance of a couple clouds and drizzle. keeping the temperatures limited to the lower half. better chance of warming up as we head into the second half of the weekend. more of a warm up in store for everybody as we go into the seven-day forecast. the temperatures warm up on sunday, retreat on monday. then, a warm up comes in by wednesday. middle to upper 80s, some threatening 90s. far cry from the 90 degree temperatures we had in san francisco to oakland over the weekend. the warmest, 80 degrees around thursday, along the coast modest warm up. it will be noticeable. the temperatures in the 60s, then, coastal drizzle on saturday. then, we climb up into the lower 70s by wednesday, thursday, friday with more and more sunshine. just a pretty typical october patte

the temperatures, south end of the bay, upper 60s to 70, lower 70s, inland, east bay, middle 60s along the coast with a better chance of measurable rainfall. upper 60s in san francisco and oakland. the clouds arrive earlier. rain chances arrive earlier and all of that combines to limit how much the temperatures are going to warm up. upper 60s, around 70 degrees or so. but, the cool down is fairly short-lived. the 10 day outlook showing a return to basically average temperatures by thursday and friday. sticking by it for the weekend as well. maybe a warm up beyond the seven-day forecast heading into the middle of next week. we will stick to the seven-day portion. temperatures will warm up, lower 80s. thursday, friday, nice weekend overall. including the half-moon bay octoberfest. and early tomorrow. more cloud cover along the coast for the pumpkin fest at half-moon bay. more sunshine reappearing in the skies by sunday and monday of next week. >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> tonight at 8:00 on pix plus. a closer look at areas o our society are under representing the nation's hispanic

categorize it for friday, which is still going to be high under heat advisory tomorrow, mainly around the south end of the bay and santa clara valley, moderate heat risk for much of the rest of the bay area. the high heat risk it appears saturday. not a huge drop but enough to mitigate the heat rat of overexertion, and even the moderate heat rat largely disappears sunday. the place we are most likely to get into record territory tomorrow is san jose. forecasting a record high of 96 degrees compared to the old record of 95 degrees. other locations will be only a few degrees short of the early records friday. same again saturday, with san jose being most likely to tie the record high temperature of 94 degrees. this is not going to last forever. take a look at the seven-day forecast, see the hot weather taking a bit of a break by sunday, then a big drop in temperatures early next week, only 70s for high temperatures in land monday and tuesday, and there is a chance of rain showers in the forecast by late monday. those temperatures will follow the same trend around the bay as well, seeing coolest readi

you can see on the map for tomorrow and friday, patches of red showing up around the south end of theclara valley, lining up with the heat advisory is in effect thursday and friday. for the rest of the bay area, moderate heat risk, contracting a little saturday, virtually disappearing sunday. that is when temperatures start to drop, which will continue into early next week. our warmest days, tomorrow and friday, still unlikely to set records. tomorrow will be well away from record territory, the closest we will get will be within six or seven degrees of daily records. a closer call friday, for san jose, forecasting a high just one degree off the record of 95 degrees. otherwise, we will be about four degrees short in livermore, six degrees below record territory in oakland and redwood city, nine degrees below records in san francisco and santa rosa. so those records are likely to stand as we head into friday. now if you are going to the niners game sunday evening, the niners take on the cowboys for the first time on prime time in decades, kickoff temperatures will be in low 70s, gradua

end. so anyhow, i shall measure 0, south lebanon. the still ahead and i'll just here i'm, we're going to show you the subterranean spaces where ukrainian civilians shelter from the war, the color. we got some very unsettled weather on the cards. for some parts of the raven financial that had come slightly touch, just making its way towards the yeah man, this is just in the fall south of a mon on sunday afternoon where we saw some very heavy rain for ahead of that system. and it has cool, is that good to have web a spill its way through the is lot is to be flooding. not just around the eastern side of you, i mean, still some very heavy right to into southeast and pos altamont. so as i said, there is lots to be widespread study as a result of this system. it will rain out pretty quickly. it makes his wife other know if it's of course, as we go on through wedding stay majority. if you haven't, could see some showers long spells a frame for time, but certainly the case studies the side of the country, one or 2 shouts to just creeping the

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averages in land in the east they have reached low and mid 80s, upper 70s around the south end of the bay, upper 50s along the coast. eventually, you will get in on the warmer weather as well, but not today. integrity: oakland, running about where they're supposed to be, taking a big step up tomorrow, and temperatures in the north they are running mostly in the low 80s, only 79 right now in napa, just barely below everybody else. let's take a look at the forecast high for tomorrow, compared to what is normal for early october. this is the real beginning of the heat wave, temperatures will be in the 80s around the bay, both sentences colette oakland, into low 90s on a widespread basis in, 10 to 15 degrees above average. that is not the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. temperatures for the blue angel displays day, saturday, and sunday, a little cooler, but still very warm, even along the waterfront, mid-80s friday, just above 80 saturday. more clouds, cooler temperatures sunday, that is when the visibility may be a bit obscured, friday and saturday look like clearer days if you wa

and the village is because as of vandalism, scottsdale with a number of bodies from the south end of his route, the air just above us, stay with us. but then they just, depending on which is 0, north korea supreme leader kim jong sista isn't merging as a likely successful the 101 east investigates north korea's most powerful woman on l. g 0. respect to generate the street in central concave shows you how devastating the effective russian bombing has to be. i can see where 2 of the bullets hit their about. my head highs. member political commentary. military wanted him dead. the still men or believe women a property on a road costing out a 0 english crowd recipient to new york festivals through the cost or of the year award for the 7th year running the visitors, relentless attacks and the gaza strip continue school is the palestinians are killed in ongoing airstrikes and densely populated areas, the robots and this goes to 0 life and don't have also coming up. the largest hospital in northern garza loses power. the stuff are overwhelmed by the number of dead and injured. now i'm doing

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it got gathering cloud up towards the north of the country, some gathering cloud to just to the south end between high pressure has been dominating for some time. but that will get squeezed after the wind. it'll allow the expand of rain to make its way a little further south with and this was north gray science and west to web a soft refunded twice at the time. be along with japan, but the system will continue its track for the south. joining up is that what the weather is that we have across southern parts of china, and we'll see it tiny increase in the cloudy and what bright this guys come back in to the north. the fence still got some price guys across the southern areas of but indonesia, but we have got some live you showers just pushing a little further north. now joining up with the showers that we have around the equator, they are because seasonal, right? sinking further south with freight, we still have some very heavy right into central areas of vietnam, pushing a little fat and also for the next couple of days. developing topical system here, making it a very, very wet team days

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bodies from the south end of his route, the error just stay with us for the latest development on. i'll just hear the strikes. begin pounding garza as palestinians trying to get to safety. also being ordered to leave the money in sight. solved, is there a life? some dead also coming up. we shouldn't ignore. the dakota loops happens, it gains the bigger weasels, domestic relations with decisions of the un security council of the general assembly. russell calls for an immediate cease fire and accuses the us all type of course, the protection of civilians. incomes 16 palestinians, a tale fine. is there any forces in the occupied west spine? cuz they gathered to protest in support of the mon standing in solidarity thousands of people gather in new york and around the world in support of the public. the it is 9 am in gaza when moving a 1000000 palestinians of facing is radial to mason. to leave the northern parts of the in place, at least 70 palestinians were killed in convoys. and what was supposed to be a safe route out of northern garza, heading south are the latest figures, all that

in solving the cities away from the borders other families just headed towards beta with left the south end region. but these are all a person and to ship this i would say that these have been a stocking food and fuel supplies. the caretaker government has very limited resources to provide any sort of support at this level. the country is reading from financial and economic collapse. i'm a huge political divide. okay, believe it there, thank you very much for bringing this up to date my how much weight to the d w's bureau chief in bainbridge? so the german chancellor is on his way to israel. it'll be the 1st type of government to visit since the homeless terrorist attack shows dependability. and a short while ago is due to hotels with his is by the count about they give him that yahoo this afternoon. he's expected to underline german solidarity with these rel, i'm calling on the government without food for her and medicine into cancer. early other chance the met with jordan's king up till the end. but then following the meeting, the jordanian need a warrant against palestinian refugee is be

been a lot of destruction here in the villages, as is called sale with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the air just above us, stay with us for then they just depending on which is 0. the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae. this is the news i live from dot ha, coming off in the next 60 minutes as well. bombs, the oldest church and the kansas trip where displaced families had taken shelter. at least 16 people's accounts. no laid off and as well as bombardment of guns of forces targeting southern areas with thousands of palestinians have fled.

a 20th annual meeting of they have all died. discussion at club kicks off this monday in russia, south end result, the town of searching for more details, less cost live. now to alternate correspondent ego is done of who's that the form you go? please give us an update on what else is happening on the opening day of the meeting as well. absolutely, it's day one of, as you've rightly pointed out the anniversary event of the voluntary discussion group. it's the 20th events of this kind. so the organizes of celebrating against somewhat of an anniversary and a sub you have the right have invited plenty of guess. i'm being told 142 participants from again, 42 nations have descended upon this venue in the mountainous region just outside the city. of sochi in southern russia. now the agenda is packed within with a fast arrow of topics from national security to economy to multiple larry t breaks. yeah. well, all sorts of things, food security too. so a really it is, it is a platform and people who have the participants, the are not limited. they are not kept within the frameworks of the sessions b

but then he says it hasn't been there is no water that has reached the south end of god. so we have also checked with the older why here in the gods though. uh to confirm that this uh is really uh, claim that smoked or has been restored in this out that have god district. but they have a confirm to us that no water has reached gone set in the southern parts of the gaza strip until now people are still struggling to find the least of drinking water in the side, reporting from hun eunice, and southern guns. and thank you very much. i us and us secretary of state destiny blinking has landed in israel after meeting with the regional leaders in the middle east to discuss the war on garza lincoln is set to meet with the officials. for further talks, he met his really officials and tele v for days ago as a show of solidarity on his 1st stop of them at least visit alan fisher as in west jerusalem or ellen, what are you finding out about this? blinking visit was blinking. prioritizing this well, obviously he wants to see, i see a monitoring corner door open to the as really prime

lot of destruction. haste and the village of as is called sale with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the arrow to stay with us for the native dependence on tuesday, around a week to look at the world's top, big, big storage from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world history or something that the international community, your view should be doing to understand how it affects counting the cost on o g, a 0 for my life is the senegalese fisherman to elected m p in the madrid assembly fighting racism insane. giving voice to those he left behind a michael and turned politician reveals how european over fishing an applicant forces has become a driving force for a regular migration. take your 3 buses, be a witness documentary on the i'll just say around the the you want to know is it a reminder of our top story is this are these 400 palestinians have lost their lives and is really a tax on guys on sunday, according to health professionals, 13 people were killed divine. is there any error? so i hung buildings and the

been a lot of destruction here in the villages, as is called sale with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the air above us stay with us for then they just depending on which is 0 the of the other day you're watching out 0 or mind about top stories is uh and the 2nd con, via a few monetary and 8 is being allowed to when to go through the roof for crossing with egypt, 17 trucks will go enough to 20 ended on thousands of palestinians being killed over 19 is really strikes on the gauze and strip of the cafe shopping center, where it's at least 2 palestinians are being killed. and the rest is really as try calling the ged in refugee 3 of those items ready res, elsewhere and we'll well, since the 7th of october, 4651 listing units have been killed. and it's randy extracts that's according to the last update from the health ministry and gaza. 90 palestinians have died in the occupied westbank, just over 1400. his ratings have been killed since from us lawrence's military offensive, more than 1000 palestinians would be interested in the west bank during the past 2 weeks. to 212 peop

been a lot of destruction here in the villages, as is comp deal with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the air above us stay with us, but then they just depending on which is the right people in our nation. so watching in horror as israel bowman's garza from north to south killing thousands upon us the ins, including many children, what political impactful israel's onslaught have on leaders in the region could that'd be nice thing, implications. this is inside story. the .

been a lot of destruction here in the villages as of this deal with a number of bodies from the south end. the stay with us for the latest development on out this year. here's from, i'll just say on the go and me tonight. out is there is only mobile app, is that the, this is where we just fix allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite top to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think is it the a hi, are steve clements and i have a question. is how much a surprise attack on israel? a game changer in the middle east? let's get to the bottom line. the, it was unprecedented for both palestinians and israelis. hundreds of fighters from the pulsing, him group almost broke through the fence that israel maintains around the gaza strip and attacked is really military bases civilian neighborhoods and a large re, music festival. israel was caught off guard despite the fact that it maintains an intense or balanced network of palestinians around a 1000. his release have been killed in more than a 100, have been taken back to gaza as fond stitches. is

lot of destruction here in the villages as a vandalism comp deal with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the air above us stay with us, but then they just depending on which is the right people in our nation. so watching in horror as israel bowman's garza from north to south killing thousands upon us the ins, including many children, what political impactful israel's onslaught have on leaders in the region could that'd be nice thing, implications. this is inside story. the hello again, i'm james space. i'm the is intensifying an hour of nations and among the asper israel's relentless foaming of civilians in gauze. what? $2300000.00 palestinians around the siege with a vital supplies cut off. thousands of being killed or injured. many of them children, one in talk community is already refugees to be left homeless. no one is being sped . hospitals, you and shelters, churches, and residential areas, both flat and vice variety of tasks. as the deputies step istation continues us president joe biden, and your leaders have reiterated the support for israel, having demonstrations

destruction here in the villages as beyond belief is comp deal with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the air above us stay with us for the native, depending on which is 0 for my life is the san degrees fishermen to elected mt and the madrid assembly fighting racism into thing. giving voice to those he left behind a michael and turned politician reveals how european over fishing in african waters has become a driving force. but a regular migration. take your 3 buses. be a witness documentary on the i'll just say around the colleges with the the, until mcbride, this is the news i live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. the cafe and the shopping plaza target isn't gas. that's dozens of palestinians killed as ro, simself ins, foaming campaigns. and this variety is drawing targets the janine refugee camp and the occupied with the bank us president joe biden says he's talking to the is riley's when asked if he's trying to the le ground and.

i'm been ordered on the 5th, who came on for to, to leave the city towards the south end to what works. what impact is that actually have a when you talk about devising up the go on. so strip people unable to move, we're hearing from honey. but people are unable to even make phone calls to people inside dollars. a city that communications of being costs off the can you confirm that for us as well? but from the 1st day of the war, there was a ticket to be of luck on to view the drop on the look of activity a little little out of content on the lot the people here it says the got fuels to be sward. i business solutions, they have created new and we couldn't use them a new sort of volume, but the weekend isn't money. people who come to find, they put them there. okay. so like the, some of those are 80 think god full are very weak. any dogs are but they're still working. so uh there are maybe do some roaming like we did. and when there was a complete stuck. oh it's a few days ago. so i, there is always a way for the god rose to communicate and to started by says they are living under the t

now to rob riddles, he's joining us from the south end as well. it's near the golf ball that so let's look at this us. we have munition row of it survive as old pauses now of the build up for this potential ground invasion. but she's been saying why you're wrong? yes, exactly right. the, the equipment brought in on a flight directly from the united states, as is described as sophisticated military equipment, technologically advanced. it's certainly more than then bullets or rifles don't know exactly what it is, but it's another sign of as you rightly point out the, the build up of forces around gaza and circling gaza. and we see that here on the ground, in southern lebanon, with the movement of troops and, and munition carriers and tanks, and other sorts of equipment, moving in various directions, getting into position. so the question is, how, what shape will this ground defensive take? and when will it start to take place? well, the is really defense minister you of a galani has referred in recent days to several months of fighting and saying th

bodies from the south end of his route, or just stay with us for the latest development on i'll just the, or the rescue is from multiple survivors from the bible after is really yes. right. so on con eunice in southern guys, i'm more than 2750 pounds. i've now been killed over a 1000 jonathan children. the . i'm for the back to boy, you're watching out a 0 life from doha without continuing coverage of the guys or war hospitals. a close to running out of power in southern gaza as israel continues is from bonham in the us secretary of state and to be blinking his back in israel after visiting several countries to discuss the escalating conflicts and palestinians in the occupied. westbound talking advise reinforces more than 500, having the the hospitals will turn into graveyards. that's the warning from guys as frontline . health workers as ease rails complete locates top slice stating supplies and medical aid from entering dr. say hospitals and health centers will use up their last your reserves. in the next 24 hours more than a 1000000 policy means have been uprooted from their homes

. >> the crossing along the south end of gaza was briefly opened this morning to allow the first convoyo enter the besieged territory, but as cnn shows us, a lot more humanitarian aid is needed and fast. >> hospitals in gaza are crumbling. everything is running out from surgical equipment to medicine. and the tiny's lives are left hanging in the balance. we need power, we need access to clean water, this doctor says. without basic services this will be a humanitarian catastrophe. already seven hospitals and 21 primary health care facilities here are out of service according to palestinian officials because of shortages. after intense implemented a efforts prayers of relief at the border crossing as a trickle of aid was allowed in from egypt but the 20 truck convoy is only a drop in the ocean of need here. equivalent to 3% of what entered this enclave daily prior to the conflict. more than 200 additional trucks of assistance remains stalled on the egyptian side according to the u.n.. and every hour costs lives. and so far new civilians can leave the on played. ten-year-old palestinian am

heavy, persistent rain approaching the south—west of england and wales by the time we get to the end to be very heavy across south—east england, too. another sign of autumn, the clocks due to go back by one hour on saturday night into sunday. now, as we head through saturday evening, then that rain will gradually push its way further northwards across to southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland. this is how we'll begin sunday morning. some showers feeding in towards the south, but also some sunshine. blustery conditions. that rain perhaps moving further northwards as we head through the day on sunday. temperatures again generally between ten and 15 degrees celsius for most, but staying very unsettled, possibly turning stormy too through the middle part of next week. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. a senior un official warns that many more will die in gaza from catastrophic aid shortages — and says aid deliveries so far amount to �*nothing more than crumbs�*. israel's military says it's carried out more air and ground attacks in gaza — hitting dozens of h

recruited and everybody is next to shelters while complete communities are being evacuated from the south endnd from the northern borders families were massacred in their homes. idf is now making the preparations to make sure it will be able to meet the eye ronnie and vision of multi- front scenario against the state of israel. as scenario they made this separation in the past two years. i my self saw hezbollah building milling positions fell at me and the soldiers in the past two years and opposed to united nation at his security -itis sen that's been made in the past went on the lebanese border but i'm speaking to 12 kilometers from the lebanese border. we are under threat here as well. so this was very important for me too clarify. arthel: i appreciate that. given what you just told me a couple of questions for you. i don't ask this in any accusatory tones at all. you mention have you as an idf member you have been followed for a long time now. they were tracking you. so how is that this attack was able to be pulled off in such a surprising way? and then also you mention you mu are there n

moves its way up through ireland and northern ireland and we will see rent eventually into the south west by the endf the day. enjoy the sunshine if you have got it. a quiet story in scotland and northern england. clouded over a little bit further south and by the end of the rain —— end of the afternoon there is that rain. temperatures peaking around 11 to 16 degrees. a tiny bit above where they should be, and not bad after the chilly start. overnight two areas of rain and in areas we don't need it, lancashire east midlands and south yorkshire. another pulse pushes up from the south—west. with the cloud and rain around it will be a relatively mild start, but it will be a nuisance first thing tomorrow morning. not heavy and persistent rain, but some relentless showers in the east midlands and into yorkshire. that could just exacerbate the issues we have got here with localised flooding. you need to keep an eye on that. a better story across england and wales, sunny spells and a few scattered showers. a better story for most of scotland and northern ireland, dry and settle. 11 to 12 degrees. the high

iowa, granite staters and south carolina ends -- carolinians are seeing that. they don't want a president, harris, they want someone who will bring sanity back and someone ready to sit there and work and serve them. when it comes to everything else we are second in iowa and new hampshire. there is more we have to overcome and we will do that as well. >> when you look at the chaos in congress, the inability to elect a speaker, a specially -- especially in a time of crisis where congress would be needed how would your viewers in the , oval office bring community and are you concerned that inaction from the gop might have some consequences for republicans in 2024? nikki haley: when i was governor, when we had a republican house and republican senate and they would but heads, i would bring them into my office and say we are not leaving until we figure this out. this doesn't need to play out for americans to see. they don't need to leave until they fix this. they don't need to get paid until they fix this. what i will remind my fellow republicans is, you don't fix d

. >> john: very near the south end of the gaza strip, i think shalom, only one kibbutz is further south. what was the situation as you understand it on october 7th? >> around 6:30 in the morning the shelling started. i wasn't aware of that until about 8:30 when they started shelling jerusalem and i immediately turned on the tv and i saw that this had been ongoing since 6:30 in the morning. and my wife called me shortly thereafter and she was very nonchalant, business as usual, it's not an uncommon occurrence. and she said to me yeah, they are shelling and we have the sirens, and we are just going to wait until it's over and then we are going to come home. and my daughter was constantly in contact with me through whatsapp mostly, she said, she's very worried for me because she heard that they were shooting missiles over in jerusalem and i said i'm doing ok, how are you doing? they had our family dog with them and my daughter said the dog was very upset, she couldn't rest, she couldn't sleep because of all the noise and then she showed me around 10:30, sent me a picture of the dog sleepin

amna: that was in the south end meanwhile in the north, panic was set off as there were reports of incursionsy were false alarms. what do we know about what happened and why that set off panic? leila: we don't know yet that much more about what happened. the lebanese border is a big concern here. we were constantly covering clashes down on the lebanese-southern border, the israeli-northern border that goes across the area. in the same way, you have people who live in the north of israel who believe that is where they should live but they are at constant threat of the missiles coming across. of course, we saw that horrific war in 2006 that killed so many. so, tensions are really high. after the attack on saturday, hezbollah has been measured and they are in a difficult position because they are part of the lebanese government and they are trying to prove themselves legitimately as a political party. so they cannot be seen to be starting a war that would jeopardize the lebanese people unless they can prove that it is to defend lebanon. they cannot be the insiders because lebanese people will di

they would attack any convoys delivering aid that came to the border crossing on the south end of gazavery, very strict and serious blockade that will not only make life miserable for gazans because we're about to see -- i'm not speculating here -- israeli troops and military planes and naval forces on the mediterranean coast moving in and making life even more miserable by bombarding it and we're about to see an incurse of israeli forces probably of the likes we haven't seen before and we have seen that before intermittently every couple of years since 2007. >> matt, thank you so much. >>> coming up, could this conflict expand even deeper into the region? a retired four-star general a retired four-star general sh struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1, and you can help take control of your symptoms - with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults. proven, full-spectrum relief for all bipolar 1 symptoms. and in vraylar cl